Topics covered include: Ethical principles and code of ethics, Boundary issues for counsellors, Online counselling, Cross cultural counselling Counsellor training and supervision, Ethical conflicts, Ethics of counselling/mentoring youth, and more.
Career practitioners need to be visionaries and change-makers by advocating for the value of creativity and innovation Colleen Knechtel In a knowledge economy, one important career development superpower is an interdisciplinary approach for innovation. Interdisciplinary mindsets involve recognizing diverse knowledge to enable collaboration, whereas interdisciplinary skillsets embrace relational competencies, work experiences, the sciences, humanities, trades…
With Canada set to welcome 330,000 new permanent residents this year – the highest levels of immigration since the early 1900s – a timely new research report examines the nature of the settlement sector in Canada and the competencies of the settlement services workers who comprise the sector. Written by Iren Koltermann (eCaliber Group) and…
Canadian schools now have a new resource to enable them to deliver more culturally responsive career guidance and better integrate the growing number of newcomer and refugee students who have lived through the trauma of war, family separation and loss. The CERIC-published guide was released at the Cannexus National Career Development Conference in Ottawa where…
Topics covered include: Changing organizational culture The impact of technology on workplaces How millennials are changing the workplace
Topics covered in the literature search include: Career engagement in early years, high school and post-secondary Navigating school-to-work transitions Accessibility and accountability of youth career counselling services in Canada Developing career competencies in NEET and barriered youth Youth entrepreneurship and career success Role of government, business and schools in supporting youth Youth and Career Development…
